CAWP experts analyze early data from our Women, Money, & Politics Watch project and uncover several disparity points among donors in the 2024 elections. This report examines women’s political power within diverse state political ecosystems and illustrates that increasing women’s political power is a multi-site, multiracial, and bipartisan endeavor. This report, completed in coordination with the Latina Civic Foundation, examines the representation of Latinas in New Jersey politics and provides guidance to increase their political presence and power. From our new data on women in municipal office to our classic collections on women in state legislatures and Congress, CAWP is the only source for the most up-to-date information on women’s political representation in the United States. With over 12,000 entries covering more than 120 years, the CAWP Women Elected Officials Database is the full history of women in American politics in one place — searchable, exportable, and sharable. Ready to Run® is a non-partisan campaign training program to encourage women to run for elective office, position themselves for appointive office, work on a campaign, or get involved in public life in other ways. NEW Leadership® is a three-day residential college students' public leadership training program addressing women's underrepresentation in politics. It educates students about the important role that politics plays in their lives and encourages them to become engaged leaders in their communities and on their campuses. Designed for educators, youth-serving organizations and media outlets, and parents, Teach a Girl to Lead® aims to make women’s public leadership visible to girls and boys K-12 and to inspire girls and young women to follow in the footsteps of women leaders, past and present. The Senator Wynona Lipman Chair in Women's Political Leadership is made possible by the generous support of the New Jersey Legislature. Learn more about the chair and the pioneering woman.